HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 209)

INTEGRATING APPLICATIONS
Obtaining a SCREEN COBOL Compilation Listing
Generating the Applications on the Same System, Volume, and
Subvolume
If you do not supply a value for the SCOBOLOBJECT attribute, the
SCREEN COBOL compiler (SCOBOLX) directs the object code to a file
named "pobjcod" on the default system, volume, and subvolume.
The compiler also writes a directory entry for this object code
to a file named "pobjdir" on the default system, volume, and
subvolume.
If you do not define new defaults by using the ENABLE operating
commands, the default system, volume, and subvolume are those
in effect when you enter ENABLE.
Supplying a Value for the SCOBOLOBJECT Attribute
If you generate your applications on different systems, volumes,
or subvolumes, supply the fully expanded name of the object file
as a value for the SCOBOLOBJECT attribute. For example, the
following SET APPL SCOBOLOBJECT command identifies a file named
"\xyz.$mkt.sample.aobjcod" as the file to which the object code
is to be directed:
SET APPL SCOBOLOBJECT \xyz.$mkt.sample.aobj
To obtain the name of the object file, the SCREEN COBOL compiler
appends the characters COD to the value you supply. Refer to the
ENABLE Reference Manual for more information about expanded file
names.
Obtaining a SCREEN COBOL Compilation Listing
For each application, a SCREEN COBOL compilation listing provides
you with information needed to modify the PATHCOM command file.
To obtain a compilation listing, supply the name of the listing
file as a value for the SCOBOLLIST attribute. For example, the
following SET APPL SCOBOLLIST command indicates that ENABLE is to
write the SCREEN COBOL compilation listing to a file named
"lista":
SET APPL SCOBOLLIST lista
Identify a different listing file for each application.
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